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Page 2, Whîtby Free Press, Wednesday, September 1, 1993 "Th kisUeddnPpyte GREAT LOCATION!! Beaudul 4 bdtm.. 2,300sq.ft. home, eat-in kitchen, walk ouita deck. tabulous bsmnt.. professionally finished & much more. Asking$214.9O.0 CALL ROSEMARV BROWN AT 433-2121 ROSEMARY BROWN Hall of Fame Centurion 1987,1988,1989,1990, 1991, 1992 If you waint your house sold... i?.Perhaps you should consider what 1 have do ne, flot what 1 promise to do! 1993 Sales - Year to date - 60 Homes I~ 1992 - #5 In Canada 1993 - #2 in Canada for 2nd Quarter 1993 - Continue tobe #1 in Durham Proof of performanoe speaks Iouder than words! 1-~ Cali Todayd4:3:3 -2 12Z1 ASK FOR ROSEMARY BROWN <héŽ~' «I JUST of LOVE GIVING AWAY FREE AIR MILES" To Pafficpa " all A Durham Regional Police offi- cer was to have delivered a cheque yesterday to a group of Whitby youth to comiplete pay- ment or the work they did for a downtown Whitby store owner. The group of 9- to 14-year-olds protested in front of the used bookstore to be called Books, Flower 1 Things, on Friday afternoon when, they say, the ewner didn't pay the w&iges he promised for work done Th urs- day night to open the store. Trhey said they were told by store owner Tony Scavetta they would receive $6 an hour, and the nine youngsters each worked anywhere from three to eight heurs. But one youngster recei- ved only $2 for eight heurs, another get $5, another $10, while most got $20 -- well short of what they said they were promised. Adults, including the parents of some of the children, who werked the same night received a full wage. ROTARY CO CABD prpry at ail," said Wayne Pawxsg,l who twe children were anieng those pretesting. TIhe parents and children eventually agreed te accept $5 an heur. Scavetta says he neyer told the children they would receive $6 an heur, and in the coi< --*-rj of preparing the store for business, many kids were werking and what each was doing. The pretest was held from 1:30 to 4plm., after which police arrived n a cail from Scavetta. t«Itprovcd a point,"» said protes- terNoelle Taylor, 12, who had received $5.33 for three and haif heurs work and was expecting another $10 yesterday. I. lu 183 Queen St. Port Perry 985-8234 HOURS: Mon.-Thurs. & Saturday 9:30 to 5:30 Fni. 'tii 9:00 Sunday 12:00 to 5:00 Browse through our wonderful collection of shops "A Unique Shopping Experience" Five Beautiful Shops & A Cafe Everything from counvry clothing to furniture! "WE DID the work, ay up," chanted a group of young Whitby residents in front o a downtown store Friday afternoon. The remainling wages were to have been paid Tuesday. Photos by Maurce Pifher, Whby Free Press À" rï(eel =R Seulement House S h op s